影片
更多
2019-01-22
87 瀏覽
It seems to be a very new shop, facing the main street of Cheung Sha Wan Road occupying less than half of a normal sized store. Spotted a few EN typo on their menu but struggled if to tell them or not.....AnywayOrdered Hot Taro Milk without sugar, the shop keeper said they don’t do sugar adjustment when they’re busy but since it was quiet at the time they were able to do so this time(I’d argue it’s best if they do ALL THE TIME, the sugar consumption of a normal HK diet is bad enough already..)De
Anyway
Ordered Hot Taro Milk without sugar, the shop keeper said they don’t do sugar adjustment when they’re busy but since it was quiet at the time they were able to do so this time(I’d argue it’s best if they do ALL THE TIME, the sugar consumption of a normal HK diet is bad enough already..)
Despite the “no sugar” option, the drink itself is already sweet enough, it’s slightly sweeter than normal full milk, guessing it’s from the pre-cooked sweetened taro purée, milk to purée ratio was fine, I’d hope for a bit more taro purée but also fine as it is. The taste of taro was obvious and natural With the drink it also has 2 kinds of mini taro balls, with a slight hint of sweetness and pleasantly chewy, with a natural mild scent of taro.
Overall I’m pleasantly surprised, what’s most important to me was that the drink tastes natural, and not heavily sweetened. Volume was not as much as the Starbuck’s grande sizes like many other shops do(which is good), and for the price of $30, I’d say it’s a very nice little dessert drink after a long day.
They say it’s a Winter special, so not sure when it’d be taken off the menu, for sure would like to have it again before the Winter ends!
張貼